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Old March 18th 04, 09:02 AM
Dagny
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I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week wait" as
in "two week wait" to test for preg?




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Old March 18th 04, 02:44 PM
Ericka Kammerer
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Dagny wrote:

I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week wait" as
in "two week wait" to test for preg?


You're correct. I think sometimes that extra "w"
just sneaks in there as a typo ;-)

Best wishes,
Ericka

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Old March 18th 04, 03:46 PM
Coccinella
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OOOPS I always thought that ww was the plural for weeks!

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Old March 18th 04, 03:48 PM
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Ericka Kammerer wrote:

Dagny wrote:

I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week
wait" as
in "two week wait" to test for preg?



You're correct. I think sometimes that extra "w"
just sneaks in there as a typo ;-)


Or some people write "w" for "week" and "ww" for "weeks",
just like "p" for "page" and "pp" for "pages".

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mom to Toby 5/1/02
Scheherazade, stillborn at 20 weeks, 3/2/04
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Old March 18th 04, 06:06 PM
Hillary Israeli
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In ,
Coccinella wrote:

*OOOPS I always thought that ww was the plural for weeks!

No, all these people are wrong. WW is the abbreviation for weight
watchers.



-h.

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Old March 18th 04, 07:28 PM
Larry McMahan
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And I though if w is week then ww is plural for weeks just
like p = page and pp = pages. The same poster used dd for days.

Larry

Ericka Kammerer writes:
: Dagny wrote:

: I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week wait" as
: in "two week wait" to test for preg?

: You're correct. I think sometimes that extra "w"
: just sneaks in there as a typo ;-)

: Best wishes,
: Ericka

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Old March 18th 04, 07:35 PM
Larry McMahan
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Yet again I have posted a response without reading ahead
to see the other responses. Damn!

Larry

Emily writes:
: Ericka Kammerer wrote:

: Dagny wrote:
:
: I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week
: wait" as
: in "two week wait" to test for preg?
:
:
: You're correct. I think sometimes that extra "w"
: just sneaks in there as a typo ;-)
:

: Or some people write "w" for "week" and "ww" for "weeks",
: just like "p" for "page" and "pp" for "pages".

: --
: Emily
: mom to Toby 5/1/02
: Scheherazade, stillborn at 20 weeks, 3/2/04
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Old March 19th 04, 05:15 AM
Amy
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No, 'wg' stands for 'weight gain', and the preceding figure is the exact
amount in pounds ;-)

"Dagny" wrote in message
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I thought weeks was "w" or "wg" (weeks gestation) and ww was "week wait"

as
in "two week wait" to test for preg?






 




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